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Leading foe rejects new plan for Peru mine
World NowGregorio Santos, Cajamarca regional president, said changes in a plan to build a $4.8-billion copper and gold mine in northern Peru are not sufficient to win locals' support.... -
Newton: Refighting California's water war
When Gov. Jerry Brown wrapped up his tenure last time through, he left a huge unresolved question for California: In the wake of a failed 1982 initiative to fund the so-called peripheral canal, how would the state distribute and safeguard its water...Tags: White House, Politics, Jerry Brown, Government, Regional Authority
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San Diego water deal upheld, Salton Sea fight continues
GreenspaceA three-judge panel of the 3rd District Court of Appeal overturned a 2010 ruling by a Sacramento Superior Court judge that the deal was improper because the Legislature had essentially signed blank-check to repair damage done to the Salton Sea.... -
Alcohol, Valium caused Thomas Kinkade's death, coroner finds
L.A. NOWThe Santa Clara County coroner's office closed the case of famed painter Thomas Kinkade, announcing Tuesday that he died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and Valium.... -
Los Angeles water use is creeping up
L.A. NOWLos Angeles water use, which fell by nearly a fifth during the recent state drought, is creeping up.... -
Arts high school students walk out to protest proposed budget cuts
L.A. NOWMore than 1,000 students from the Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts walked from their downtown campus to school district headquarters Tuesday afternoon to protest budget cuts that have the potential to devastate the school’s arts... -
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The Garbage Maven: How to dispose of old medication?
L.A. at HomeDispose of medication: The Garbage Maven, our column on household trash and recycling, looks at the best ways to dispose of old pills and syringes. The answer: It's not the trash can or the toilet.... -
TreePeople to host workshops on capturing rainwater
L.A. at HomeTreePeople: TreePeople organizes two workshops for residents who want to capture and store rainwater for use in the garden or find other ways to reduce runoff on their property.... -
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Copper and gold mine project in Peru suspended in face of protests
World NowOperators of a proposed gold and copper mine in northern Peru suspended the project Tuesday night at the government's request after six days of protests that grew increasingly violent... -
Tapping into natural water sources
GreenspaceLa Canada-Flintridge is once again is tapping into its natural water resources, thanks to a NASA-funded treatment plant that is cleaning the toxic residue left over from Jet Propulsion Laboratory rocket-building activities in the 1940s and '50s. Officials...
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